Elementary Pupils Share Why They Like to Read
A page of student testimonials highlights reasons for enjoying reading in a Nationally observed library event. Pupils from various grades mention reading to learn about distant peoples, landscapes, and cultures, as well as for entertainment, curiosity, and improving grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiere
Bantel
Grete
SuVie
Reed Gary Mach
Jimmy Tivins
Terry Creath
Seling
Mrs A H Riser Hosts Suburban Garden Club Meeting
Mrs A H Riser welcomed members to the April Suburban Garden Club meeting with Mrs A E May as hostess. Officers reported on club affairs. Mrs FLOM shared her Baton Rouge trip notes for the State Flower Show. The group placed third in a flower arrangement contest and set May 5 for installation of officers at Mrs F M Head's home. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Riser
Atvs
Irs
A. E. May
Cuelioste
Mrs. Flom
Hood
Baton Rouge
F. MM. Head
Cole
Wo OR Dewding
Pe Ie
FM Tho. Phare
A. i Mt
de Teling
Thompson
Th. van
Ants Invasive Quarantine Affects Several States
Auarantine measures target the red imported fire ant across multiple states and parishes. The pest endangers crops, livestock, and humans by attacking small animals, poultry, calves, and ground nests. Quarantine laws restrict interstate movement of soil, plants, and trees from affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis
Fhavida
Georgia
Mississippi
South
Cyn
Trallen
Peel
Tsb
Traffic Tickets Bleak Joke Ends In Parking Daze
An off duty policeman is seen marking tickets for cars found with yellow slips under windshield wipers as a playful scene unfolds. The observed incident includes mocking language about overparking and a brief exchange with a motorist, ending with a vow of future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosten
Gira
Gene Tow
Jon
Sin
Dinniatt Otter
LFWC Convention Set for Alexandria in 39th Session
The Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs plans its 39th annual convention in Alexandria with headquarters at the Bentles Hotel. Delegates from Louisiana and surrounding areas gather to elect officers, hear reports, and honor long-standing clubs, with sessions, dinners, and tributes across Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pousiana Federation
Womton
Thurs
Alexandria
Bentles
Ethel Watson
Maughany
EL Vel
Ebig
Ate Tenekines
Avenua Fey
Aeeting
UGA
Hefostate
Hie
Distrief
Tr State
Lanca
Mas
Jamas Bk
Butler
Sireseperti
Yiday
Trier
Gale Fon
Fexingtan
Vishes Tle
Elistin
Sperker
Alsin Lake
Grace Agate
Southwestern College
Samuel Lavy Ty
Tribhey
Vivian
Louisiana Federation
Uaa
Dorcas Class Meets With Mrs Tatum In April
The Dorcas Sunmay School Class of Emmanuel Baptist Church gathered at Mrs Baimmette Tatun home on Friday morning April 4. Class president Mrs T Nelson led the meeting as secretary Mrs John Anon read minutes. Members signed a resolution supporting Senator William Langer’s bill to ban liquor advertising and curb alcohol use, citing social ills and juvenile delinquency, with 6% present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Sunmay
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Baimmette Tatun
T. 5
Nelson
John Anon
Gulstamling
Doras
Doras Class Signet A Resolution That Is Bei Sen Oy Senator Willian Langer
Congress
Higuer
Ruston
Louisiane
United States of America
Langer
John Alien
Mes
Stell Daiiese
Dowling
Thaa Hanpnons
Alva Nelson
W. F. Rodeer
Ades
Hospital release follows brick accident at Louisiana facility
A man injured when a brick fell at a Shreveport area site near a Louisiana Tech project was treated at a local hospital. He underwent X rays and examinations by Dr. Mare vin Dreen and staff, with details about his condition released to the Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ambetaner
Marevin Dreen
Teo
Ruston Nurses Plan Refresher Course Classes
Ruston district nurses association sponsors a refresher course for registered nurses who have been out of school. The first meeting is Monday night April 7 at the Stedworkship American Halt. Dr Lamoyne Bleich will present the first lecture on Zeni-puncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Tie Ruston
District Nurses’ Association
Tisg
Sted Ss
Lamoyne Bleich
Local Bid Opens For New Campus Building Project
A bid opening for the new campus building project revealed multiple bidders led by Brow Company of Shreyepe with a bid around $698,500. The competition occurred in Tech President R L Ropp’s offices earlier this week. no clear low bidder was identified from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreyepe
Tech
R.L. Ropp
Ey. Veet Isp
Fragmentary note hints at contract duties and terms
Vague OCR fragment references a main contract and duties tied to a work project. Details are unclear but imply a formal agreement, possibly involving payment or responsibilities. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable from the readable text.
Services Held For Simshoro Man Died Saturday
Simshoro resident Dr Waldron aged 87 died Saturday after a long illness at his home. Rev James W Jones led services at Simshoro Methodist Church with graveside rites by Masonic brothers. Surviving are four sons C I Waldron W H Waldron W C Waldron Leonard Waldron. two brothers Jim Waldron Elmer Waldron. nine grandchildren two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Simshoro
James W. Jones
Simshoro Methodist Church
Misonic Brothers
M. Watlron
Co Huckiby
Siapsbsin
Rogers
Simshorn
W. BD. Ledbetter
Hoisington
Kansas
C. 1. Waldyon
el Dorado
W. HL. Waldron
Oil City
W. C. Waldron
Simsboro
Leonard Waldron
Denver, Colo
Jim Waldron
Greenwood, Ark
Elmer Waldron
Port Arthur
Texas
Tech Studer Rustonian Ent Enlists in US Army Classified
Wayne Patton of Ruston along with John McDonald and Anthony McDonald enlisted in the US Army from Louisiana Tech. They are assigned to the 3rd Armoured Division in Europe after processing in Arkansas. Patton to Fort Devens for specialized training, others to join 3rd Navy units in Europe after basic and LASI processing. recruiter listed in West Alabama office and Monroe post office location with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFC
Wayne M. Novamiin
US Army
Wayne Patton
Rusnone
John Ira Anthony
Louisianan Tech
3Rd Armoured Division
Germany
Ki. Devens
McDonald
Anthony
Europe
Lasie
Norcynin
Selvetiya
West Alabama
Monroe
City permits issued for male housing in Ruston totals
City records show twelve building permits issued in Ruston last week with an estimated total cost of 808608 dollars. Individual permits listed include several named individuals and organizations such as Sammy W Cort Wesley H Ormond and the Assembly Of God, among others, with varied amounts from 100 to 769886 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Stretts
Telford Byde
Sammy W. Cort
Wesley H. Ormond
Ea. Dept. of
Assembly “of God
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Galle Nugas
NFA
Audrey Foster
Don
Beni
Gacaid
Souelhias
Luda
Max Wylsor
Svs
Bo O Morea
J.P. Rabh
Colert
Forco
Varius
Thin Miceler
LFWC
Dorcas
Tatum
Fetton ‘Cewmiey
West Mon
Bristow
Crowbey
Ficow Conteontion Co
Shreveport
Merris Blees
Hia Ine
Louisiana Tech
Gionn
Abbeville
Alexander Sox-Jowerskd Cright
Abbville
Jock Hayes
Lions Club International
Ately
Simshoro Man
Mr. Waldron
Lincoln Parish
Tech Studer
Rustonian
Losseiels Pereilly
Rusband
Hus
Treasury
U.S
U. S
Hat
U. 5
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